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CROMWELL'S LETTERS AND SPEECHES
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| Letter | CLXXXIX. | To Lieutenant-General Fleetwood: Cockpit, 22 Aug. 1653 | 74 |
| Complains; heart-weary of the strife of Parties: Moses and the Two Hebrews. | |||
| " | CXC. | To Committee of Customs: Cockpit, Oct. 1653 | 75 |
| In remonstrance for a poor Suitor to them. | |||
| " | CXCI. | To H. Weston, Esq.: London, 16 Nov. 1658 | 77 |
| Excuse for an Oversight: Speldhurst Living. | |||
| PART VIII | |||
| First Protectorate Parliament. 1654 | |||
| Letter | CXCII. | To R. Mayor, Esq.: Whitehall, 4 May 1654 | 94 |
| Dare not undertake the Purchase recommended. | |||
| " | CXCIII. | To Lord Fleetwood: Whitehall, 16 May 1654 | 96 |
| To dismiss Col. Alured. | |||
| " | CXCIV. | To Col. Alured: Whitehall, 16 May 1654 | 97 |
| Official Order to the Colonel. | |||
| " | CXCV. | To Sir T. Vyner: Whitehall, 5 July 1654 | 100 |
| A City Preacher. | |||
| Speech II. | Meeting of the First Protectorate Parliament, 4 Sept. 1654 | 103 | |
| Goodwin's Sermon, On the Deliverance out of Egypt, and Pilgrimage towards Canaan through the Wilderness. Our difficulties: Antichrist; Levellers, Fifth-Monarchists, Jesuits. Our attainments: Some Reform of Law; Reform of Church; Peace, with almost all Nations. Finance; necessity of Concord. | |||
